ResilienceTO Conversation Toolkits
Toronto is one of the fastest growing, most diverse cities in the world, and is often cited as one of the best cities in the world to live in. But like other global cities, Toronto’s success is paired with significant challenges, like growing inequality, a changing climate, and more extreme weather.
City of Toronto’s Resilience Office is working on a Resilience Strategy to help address everyday stresses and shockers.
Resilient conversations are a way of connecting with the voices, perspectives, and thoughts of Torontonians living in diverse neighbourhoods across this city. The Resilience Office has created conversation starter toolkits to equip everyday Torontonians with the means and tools to hear more effectively from each other. The toolkit gives individuals, organization and institutions the language, means and opportunities to convene their own resilient conversations.
Pick up your toolkit from one of the following branches:
- Northern District Branch
- Malvern Branch
- North York Central Library
- S. Walter Stewart Branch
- Weston Branch
- Agincourt Branch
- Barbara Frum Branch
- Fairview Branch
- Lillian H. Smith Branch
- Parliament Street Branch
- Jane/Dundas Branch
- Evelyn Gregory Branch
- Maria A. Shchuka Branch
- Mount Dennis Branch
- Oakwood Village Branch
- Albert Campbell Branch
- Toronto Reference Library
- Albion Branch
Use it, question it and share your learning and experiences with Resilience Office.
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